Longevity Clinics in Zurich
Zurich has 3 verified longevity clinics in this directory, offering Comprehensive Biomarker Panels, Biological Age Testing and DEXA Body Composition Scan. Facts are checked against each clinic's own website.
Facts on this page are checked against each clinic's own website. Oldest check: 25 August 2026. 1 of the 3 listed has been checked so far.
AYUN
Zurich · Switzerland
AYUN is a longevity clinic in Zurich listing VO2 max testing, DEXA scans, biological age testing and biomarker panels.
Clinic X
Zurich · Switzerland
Clinic X is a longevity clinic in Zurich listing full-body MRI, VO2 max testing, DEXA scans and biological age testing.
Longevity Center
Zurich · Switzerland
Longevity Center is a longevity clinic in Zurich listing biological age testing, biomarker panels, hormone optimisation and executive physicals.
What you will find in Zurich
The Zurich model is distinctively Swiss: small, private clinics built around an intensive personal assessment rather than around a menu of bookable services.
Several of the older residential clinics elsewhere in this directory are Swiss, and the Zurich listings are the city end of the same tradition.
Longevity medicine in Zurich
Zurich's measured demand is small and diagnostic - body composition scanning first, then red light and the category term itself.
Switzerland is the historic centre of the European longevity clinic, and these listings are the urban, medical end of that tradition. What they sell is physician time and continuity rather than equipment: a long assessment, a named doctor, and a plan reviewed over time.
That continuity is the model best suited to anything prescription-based, because a prescription without monitoring is the failure mode of every service in this directory. A single visit cannot provide it, however thorough the visit is.
Zurich draws medical visitors from across Europe and the Gulf, and several clinics work in multiple languages. If you are travelling in, agree in advance who holds your records, in what language the report is issued, and how follow-up works across a border.
Services available in Zurich
Every service listed by at least one verified clinic here, with the clinics that offer it. Each service links to what it is, what it costs and what the evidence shows.
Diagnostic
A longevity blood panel goes well past a routine check-up, adding cholesterol particle counts, inflammation markers, hormones and early metabolic signals.
A biological age test estimates how old your body behaves, usually by reading chemical tags on your DNA and converting the pattern into a number of years.
A DEXA scan is a low-dose X-ray that measures muscle, fat, the fat around your organs and bone density far more precisely than any scale can.
A VO2 max test measures the most oxygen your body can use during hard exercise, the fitness number most strongly tied to long-term health.
A continuous glucose monitor is a small arm sensor that tracks blood sugar every few minutes for two weeks, showing what each meal actually does to you.
A full-body MRI is a whole-body scan that looks for tumours, aneurysms and organ disease before symptoms appear, using magnets rather than X-rays.
An executive physical packs a year of check-ups into one day: bloods, imaging, a heart and fitness assessment, and a doctor who explains all of it.
Therapy
Hormone optimisation is prescription treatment - testosterone, menopausal hormone therapy, thyroid - given for symptoms confirmed by repeat blood tests.
NAD+ IV therapy is a slow drip of a molecule every cell uses to move energy around. The reasoning is well known; the human evidence behind it is very thin.
Peptide therapy prescribes short chains of amino acids that act as signals in the body, a category running from licensed medicines to unapproved compounds.
Stem cell therapy injects cells from your own body or a donor, most often into a painful joint. Almost all of it is unapproved and the trials are mixed.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy means breathing oxygen inside a pressurised chamber. It is proven hospital treatment for a short, specific list of conditions.
IV vitamin therapy drips vitamins and minerals straight into a vein. It is real treatment for a diagnosed deficiency and weakly supported for anyone else.
Lifestyle
Whole-body cryotherapy is two to three minutes in a chamber near minus 120 degrees Celsius, used for recovery, with less evidence behind it than an ice bath.
Red light therapy shines red and near-infrared light on the skin. The evidence is reasonable for skin and hair, mixed for pain, and absent for ageing.
Concierge
Concierge medicine is an annual fee paid to a practice for access: same-day appointments, longer visits, and a doctor who carries far fewer patients.
What it costs in Zurich
From this directory
All 2 priced clinics in Zurich sit in the top band ($$$$).
Zurich sits at the top of this directory's price range. What is being sold is physician time and continuity rather than equipment - long assessments, a named doctor, a plan reviewed over time - and Swiss medical costs generally sit above the European average as well.
Compulsory Swiss health insurance covers medically necessary care and does not extend to screening people without symptoms or to wellness services, so assume private payment. Where an investigation is clinically indicated, ask whether it can be routed through the normal system instead.
What the evidence says
Independent reviews of the research behind services offered by clinics in Zurich. They run whether or not the verdict suits the directory.
Longevity clinics in Zurich: common questions
Are there longevity clinics in Zurich?
Yes. The Zurich listings in this directory are small private clinics at the top of the price range, built around intensive personal assessment rather than menu services.
Why are Swiss longevity clinics so expensive?
What is being sold is physician time and continuity rather than equipment - long assessments, a named doctor, and a plan reviewed over time. Swiss medical costs generally sit above the European average as well.
Does Swiss health insurance cover longevity clinics?
Compulsory Swiss insurance covers medically necessary care. Screening in people without symptoms and wellness services fall outside it, so these programmes are generally paid for privately.